Closet Chaos and a War Era Victory Tale
A domestic scene turns to a fledgling argument about discarding clothes as a wife pressures removal of "junk" from a closet while a husband resists. The narrative shifts to a wartime note praising the 1919 Battle of New Orleans as the only major land victory of World War I, despite its limited military impact.
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Marter
New Orleans
Arkansas River land claim spans river boundary
A fragment notes a land claim extending roughly six miles along the west bank of the Mississippi River in Arkansas. The claimant describes the land as contiguous to Arkansas and situated across the river from Tennessee, totaling about 5 000 acres.
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Mississippi
Arkansan
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Tennessee
Expansion of ABM Draws Opposition
Senatorial opposition grows to the Nixon plan to expand the Safeguard missile defense with a third base and five additional sites. Advocates argue for broader area defense while critics cite cost, technical limits, and SALT impact as they brace for Senate battles. The plan includes sites at Missouri White Man air base and additional bases in Washington state Michigan Ohio region southern New England and the Washington DC area.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
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Senate
U.S
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Whiteman Air Force Base
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Grand Forks Air Force Base
N.C
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Mont
Washington State
Michigan-Ohio
New England
Washington, D.C
John C. Stennis
Dmisa
Armed Services Committee
John C. Pastore
D-R
Safeguard
Pastore
Aiken
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
ABM
Jackson
Missouri
Warren Air Force Rise
Wye
Soviet Union
Incomplete Funeral Services Notice from Local Period
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions a grandson and others with a funeral service incomplete at present. Names and full details are unreadable, but indicates a memorial event is pending further arrangements.
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Rade Dy
Hultington
Proves Credit Card Given to Dog in Michigan
Troy AP reports Donald L. Boyd exploited a department store credit card process by listing his Dalmatian Tareytown Boyd as a 2.7 year old watchdog with no social number or income. The card arrived, and the dog was labeled a preferred customer amid mailings urging her to exercise credit.
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Troy, Mich
Donald L. Boyd
Boyd
Tareytown
Motor Company Financial Department
Senator Griffin Pushes Repeal of Fair Trade Liquor Law
Little Rock Senator Richard Earl Griffin plans to back next week's special session repeal of the fair trade liquor law. He argues liquor should be taxed like other commodities and predicts strong Senate support. Griffin warns the industry could oppose repeal if forced to compete freely and states a separate bill for tax changes is needed.
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Little Rock
Richard Earl Griffin
Crosett
Griffin
Mqnor
Winthrop Rockefeller
Lean
Senate
Rockefella
North Vietnam Leaders Still Seen as Undecided
Saigon AP reports that nearly six months after Ho Chi Minh's death North Vietnam's leaders apparently have not reached a clear course for conduct in the war in the South. Analysts who track events say indecision may prevail, with published high points seeming to exist only in captured cues.
Clearing Skies Forecast Cool Arkansas Thursday
The Weather Bureau predicted clearing skies in Arkansas tonight with cooler air spreading across the state. Tuesday highs ranged from 60 at Harrison to 66 at Memphis, with overnight lows from 41 at Fort Smith to 50 at El Dorado and various precipitation amounts reported.
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Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Harrison
Memphis
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Texarkana
el Dorado
21 Are Still Missing in Avalanche
In two Alpine villages searchers recovered the bodies of 22 avalanche victims and an injured person died in hospital. In Reskingen Swiss Alps 50 buried, 15 still missing with 14 bodies found by dawn. In Lans le Vilard eight bodies found, two missing, eight injured, a couple rescued alive after 17 hours. Snowfalls and temperatures triggered slides across the Swiss Alps cutting rail service to Zermatt where 14 skiers were buried and 10 freed.
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Geneva
Reskingen
Switzerland
Rhone
Alps
Lans-le-Vilard
Swiss Alps
Zermatt
FBI reports kidnaped pair rescued in Kansas City area
The FBI says two Alabama sisters Ana Cain aged five and Tiffany aged two were recovered unharmed. Kidnapper Joby Messick 22 was arrested in Liberty Missouri. Donald Jones 23 was being sought. Debie Cain’s stepfamily ties link to the case. pistols were found on Messick.
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Kansas City
FBI
Alabama
Joby Charles Messick
Fuesot
Aziz
Liberty
PBI
Ana Cain
Tiffany
Butler
Ala
Donald Bichard Lee Jones
Jones
Debie Phei Yt Cain
Tucson
Ariz
Carl W. Dissh
Laken
FBL
Elinee Mensigk
Messick
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